Sony DCR-DVD100E Owner's manual

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Operating Instructions
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly,
and retain it for future reference.
Mode d’emploi
Avant la mise en service de cet appareil, prière de lire
attentivement le mode d’emploi et de le conserver pour toute
référence future.
DCR-DVD100E/DVD200E
Digital
Video Camera
Recorder
SERIES
TM
DCR-DVD200E
Digital Video Camera Recorder
DCR-DVD100E/DVD200E
2-GB
3-GB
Getting Started
Congratulations on your purchase of this Sony Handycam. With your Handycam you can capture life’s
precious moments with superior picture and sound quality.
Your Handycam is loaded with advanced features, but at the same time it is very easy to use. You will soon
be producing home video that you can enjoy for years to come.
WARNING
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet.
Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.
English
Welcome!
NOTICE ON THE SUPPLIED AC POWER ADAPTOR FOR CUSTOMERS IN THE
UNITED KINGDOM
A moulded plug complying with BS1363 is fitted to this equipment for your safety and
convenience.
Should the fuse in the plug supplied need to be replaced, a fuse of the same rating as the
supplied one and approved by ASTA or BSI to BS1362 (i.e., marked with or mark) must
be used.
If the plug supplied with this equipment has a detachable fuse cover, be sure to attach the fuse
cover after you change the fuse. Never use the plug without the fuse cover. If you should lose
the fuse cover, please contact your nearest Sony service station.
For the customers in Europe
ATTENTION
The electromagnetic fields at the specific frequencies may influence the picture and sound of this
camcorder.
This product has been tested and found compliant with the limits set out in the EMC Directive for
using connection cables shorter than 3 meters. (9.8 feet)
Notice
If static electricity or electromagnetism causes data transfer to discontinue midway (fail), restart
the application or disconnect and connect the USB cable again.
4-GB
Read this first
What you can do with your
DVD Handycam
Your DVD Handycam uses DVD-R and DVD-RW as a recording media.
You can enjoy your DVD Handycam in ways that are new and different from those
of a tape media-based camcorder. Read the next few pages to find out how.
You can find a scene quickly using
a Visual Index display.
The Visual Index display shows thumbnails of movies and still
images recorded on the disc in your DVD Handycam. You can
find the desired scene quickly using this convenient index.
You can play back still
images, one after another.
You can play back still images one after
another on your DVD Handycam. You can
also enjoy the playback of still images
continuously on a DVD player if you
finalise the disc.
Read this first
5-GB
You can play back a disc
recorded with your DVD
Handycam on your DVD
player.
You can play back a disc recorded with your
DVD Handycam on DVD players that can play
back DVD-R/DVD-RW.
You can edit and copy a disc easily
by connecting your DVD
Handycam to your computer.
You can edit and copy a disc easily on your computer
using the supplied ImageMixer Ver.1.5 for Sony DVD
Handycam software. It also enables you to produce
your own original DVD disc.
6-GB
8cm DVD-Rs and 8cm DVD-RWs
are available.
The number of recordable times is
different for the 2 discs. Choose the one
that meets your needs.
What is the difference between
DVD-R and DVD-RW?
2 types of discs are available and they are different in the following ways.
8cm DVD-R
8cm DVD-RW
How can I
choose
between these
2 discs?
DVD-RWs can be overwritten
repeatedly.
It is suitable for source gathering and
temporary recordings.
You can choose VIDEO mode or VR
mode to make your recordings (see
page 26).
DVD-Rs can be recorded only
once.
It is suitable for permanent records and
for making a backup copy.
Recorded in VIDEO mode.
Which disc
can I use?
You can use the following discs:
DMR30 (single-sided disc)
DMR60 (double-sided disc)
You can use the following discs:
DMW30 (single-sided disc)
DMW60 (double-sided
disc)
Discs other than these 2 types
cannot be used in your DVD
Handycam.
Examples of incompatible discs
12cm DVD-R
12cm DVD-RW
DVD+R
DVD-RAM
DVD+RW
DVD-ROM
CD-R
CD-RW
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What kind of player can I use for
playback?
DVD-RW
(in VR mode)
Players that can play back DVD-RWs
in VR mode.
DVD-RW
(in VIDEO mode)
Players that can play back DVD-RWs.
DVD-R
(VIDEO mode only)
Players compatible
with the DVD Video format.
You can play back a disc you have recorded on your DVD Handycam on other players by
finalising the disc (see page 64).
The following list shows examples of players that can play back a disc recorded by your
DVD Handycam. However, playback compatibility is not guaranteed with all players.*
In VIDEO mode and VR (Video Recording) mode
VIDEO mode: A disc has wide compatibility with other players.
VR mode: A disc can be edited on DVD Handycam but the players are limited.
* DVD-R/RW discs recorded by Sony DVD Handycam camcorders are designed to be compatible with
and may be played back on most home DVD players, computer DVD drives, and PlayStation 2 video
game consoles.**
** Playback on all home DVD players, computer DVD drives, and consoles cannot be guaranteed. Some
players, drives, and video game consoles lack the ability to read due to the optical reflection
standards of DVD-R/RW discs and/or due to encoding incompatibilities. Refer to the specifications of
your playback equipment for additional compatibility information.
Computer with a
DVD drive installed
DVD player/
DVD recorder
Computer with a
DVD drive installed
DVD player/
DVD recorder
Computer with a
DVD drive installed
DVD player/
DVD recorder
8-GB
Both movies and still images can be
recorded on a single disc.
Because your movies and still images are recorded in free
areas on the disc automatically, important recordings are
not overwritten.
How to prepare and use your DVD
Handycam
Prepare a new disc.
You can start recording promptly with a DVD-R.
You need to format a DVD-RW before recording.
Formatting is required also when using a once recorded
DVD-RW again.
Select a recording format (either VIDEO
mode or VR mode) when using DVD-RW.
Preparing
Shooting
Select a scene to play back from the Visual
Index display.
Playing back
Continued on the right page.
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You can make a copy of a disc you have
recorded by connecting your DVD
Handycam to your computer with the
supplied software.
For the recommended computer system environment, see
page 89.
You can produce an original DVD by
editing your movies/still images on your
computer.
Finalise the disc so that it is compatible
with other DVD players.
You may not overwrite, edit, or format a disc after finalising
it.
Overwrite Edit Format
DVD-R No No No
(VIDEO mode)
DVD-RW Yes*
1
No Yes*
3
(VIDEO mode)
DVD-RW Yes*
2
Yes*
2
Yes*
3
(VR mode)
*1 Unfinalising a disc is required.
*2 Unfinalising a disc is not required.
*3 Recorded data will be erased.
Finalising
Editing
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Table of contents
Read this first
What you can do with your
DVD Handycam ............................... 4
What is the difference between
DVD-R and DVD-RW? .................... 6
How to prepare and use your DVD
Handycam ......................................... 8
Getting started
Using this manual ................................. 12
Checking the supplied accessories ..... 14
Step 1 Preparing the power source ... 15
Installing/removing the battery
pack............................................ 15
Charging the installed battery
pack............................................ 16
Showing the remaining battery time
BATTERY INFO .................... 18
Connecting to a wall socket .......... 18
Step 2 Opening the LCD screen .......... 19
Step 3 Turning on the power.............. 20
Step 4 Setting the date and time ........ 21
Simple setting of the clock using a
time difference ......................... 23
Step 5 Adjusting the LCD screen and
the viewfinder................................. 24
Adjusting the brightness of the LCD
screen ......................................... 24
Adjusting the viewfinder .............. 25
Step 6 Preparing a disc for recording. 26
Shooting movies/still images
Shooting movies/still images ............. 28
Before shooting ............................... 28
Shooting movies ............................. 29
Shooting still images ...................... 34
Shooting techniques to match your
circumstances .................................. 41
Shooting backlit subjects
BACK LIGHT ........................ 41
Shooting in the dark
NightShot/Super NightShot/
Colour Slow Shutter ................ 41
Shooting with the subject checking
the image Mirror mode........ 43
Self-timer recording ....................... 43
Adjusting the white balance
manually ................................... 44
Shooting for the wide-screen TV
Wide mode ............................ 45
Optimizing the camera
automatically
PROGRAM AE...................... 47
Adjusting the exposure
manually ................................... 48
Focusing manually ......................... 49
Shooting with special effects .............. 50
Using fader
(for movies only)...................... 50
Using special effects Picture
effect/Digital effect ................. 51
Other functions...................................... 53
Checking the last scene
Review .................................... 53
Deleting the last scene
(DVD-RWs only)...................... 53
Changing the disc title ................... 54
Viewing the recordings
Playing a disc on your camcorder ...... 55
Choosing and viewing a recording
Visual Index........................... 55
Various playback modes ............... 57
To display the indicators during
playback Display .................. 58
Magnifying recorded images
PB ZOOM .............................. 60
Playing still images automatically
Slide Show ............................. 61
Viewing recordings on TV................... 62
If your TV is already connected
to a VCR .................................... 62
If your TV or VCR is a monaural
type ............................................ 62
If your TV or VCR has a 21-pin
connector
(EUROCONNECTOR) ............ 62
Finalising a disc for other
players
Finalising a disc ..................................... 64
Playing back a finalised disc on other
players.............................................. 66
Playing back a disc on DVD
players ....................................... 66
Playing back movies on a computer
with a DVD drive installed .... 68
Showing still images on a computer
with a DVD drive installed .... 68
Structures and file names of movies
and still images ........................ 69
Getting started
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Table of contents
Recording on a finalised disc
Unfinalising
(VIDEO mode DVD-RWs only) ... 70
Recording again on a used disc
Formatting (DVD-RWs only)..... 72
Using a disc in VR mode
(DVD-RWs only)
Selecting the playing order on your
camcorder Playlist ....................... 74
Registering movies or still images
to the Playlist ............................ 74
Saving all the still images on a
disc to a movie file ................... 77
Erasing unnecessary scenes from
the Playlist ................................ 78
Changing the order within the
Playlist ....................................... 80
Dividing a movie within the
Playlist ....................................... 82
Playing the Playlist......................... 84
Editing the original data ...................... 85
Dividing a movie............................ 85
Deleting movies/still images ....... 87
Viewing/dubbing discs/editing
the recordings on your
computer
Connecting your camcorder to your
computer Introduction ............... 89
System requirements ..................... 89
Installing the USB driver ............... 90
Installing software.......................... 91
Connecting your camcorder to
the computer ............................ 92
Consulting the on-line help
(operating instructions) of
ImageMixer Ver.1.5 for Sony
DVD Handycam ...................... 97
Viewing scenes recorded on your
computer.......................................... 98
Viewing scenes on the disc ........... 98
Making a disc copy
Disc Dubbing ............................. 100
Making a disc copy ...................... 100
Editing and saving scenes.................. 101
Editing movies .............................. 101
Saving the movie on your
computer ................................. 101
Creating an original disc .................... 102
Making a menu............................. 102
Editing the contents ..................... 103
Recording on a disc ...................... 104
Connecting your camcorder to
a TV and a VCR
Dubbing a disc to a tape..................... 105
Connecting your camcorder to
a VCR....................................... 105
Dubbing to a tape ......................... 106
Dubbing a TV programme or video
tape onto a disc ............................. 107
Connecting your camcorder to a
TV or a VCR........................... 107
Dubbing onto a disc ..................... 107
Customizing your camcorder
Changing the SETUP display............ 108
Selecting the option of each
item ................................................. 109
Troubleshooting
Types of trouble and corrective
action .............................................. 116
Self-diagnosis display......................... 123
Warning indicators ............................. 124
Warning messages .............................. 125
Additional information
About the InfoLITHIUM battery
pack ................................................ 127
Glossary................................................ 128
Using your camcorder abroad .......... 129
Maintenance information and
precautions .................................... 130
Specifications ....................................... 134
Parts and controls/Index
Identifying parts and controls........... 136
Index ..................................................... 144
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— Getting started —
Using this manual
The instructions in this manual are for the 2 models listed in the table below. Before you
start reading this manual and operating your camcorder, check the model number by
looking at the bottom of your camcorder. The DCR-DVD200E is the model used for
illustration purposes. Otherwise, the model name is indicated in the illustrations. Any
differences in operation are clearly indicated in the text, for example, DCR-DVD200E
only.
Types of differences
Model DVD100E DVD200E
4.5mm (1/4 type) 3.8 mm (1/4.7 type)
Image device CCD, gross approx. CCD, gross approx.
800 000 pixels 1 070 000 pixels
LCD screen 6.2 cm (2.5 type) 6.2 cm (2.5 type)
Note on TV colour systems
TV colour systems differ depending on the country or region. To view your recordings
on a TV, you need a PAL system-based TV.
Copyright precautions
Television programmes, films, video tapes, and other materials may be copyrighted.
Unauthorised recording of such materials may be contrary to copyright laws.
You cannot dub copyright protected software on your camcorder.
Contents of the recording cannot be compensated if recording or playback is not made due to a
malfunction of the camcorder, storage media, etc.
Getting started
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Using this manual
Camcorder care
LCD screen/finder
The LCD screen and the finder are manufactured using extremely high-precision
technology, so over 99.99 % of the pixels are operational for effective use.
However, there may be some tiny black points and/or bright points (white, red,
blue or green in colour) that appear constantly on the LCD screen and the finder.
These points are normal in the manufacturing process and do not affect the
recording in any way.
Disc compatibility with other players
Discs recorded on your camcorder must be finalised to play with other players. For
details on how to finalise a disc, see Finalising a disc (page 64).
Discs recorded in VIDEO mode
You must finalise a disc after all the recording is finished. You cannot record again on a
disc recorded in VIDEO mode once you finalise it. On DVD-RW, you can record again
by unfinalising it.
Compatible players: DVD players
Discs recorded in VR mode
Only DVD-RWs can be recorded in VR mode. Finalising is required only when other
DVD-RW compatible players cannot play the disc. You can record again with your
camcorder on a finalised disc recorded in VR mode.
Compatible players: DVD players that can play back DVD-RWs in VR mode
Note
You may not be able to play certain finalised discs, depending on the disc and the
players.
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Checking the supplied accessories
Make sure that the following accessories are supplied with your camcorder.
1 Wireless Remote Commander (1)
(page 141)
2 AC-L15A AC adaptor (1),
Mains lead (1) (page 16)
3 Size AA (R6) battery for the Remote
Commander (2) (page 142)
4 NP-FM50 rechargeable battery pack
(1) (page 15)
5 A/V connecting cable (1)
6 Shoulder strap (1)
7 Lens cap (1) (page 29)
8 USB cable (1) (page 92)
9 DVD-R (DMR30) (1)
q; CD-ROM (SPVD-011 USB Driver) (1)
qa Cleaning cloth (1)
qs 21-pin adaptor* (1) (page 62)
* The models with
mark printed on
their bottom surfaces only.
7
12
3
6
4 5
8 9
0
qsqa
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Step 1 Preparing the power source
Installing/removing the battery pack
1 Lift up the viewfinder.
2 Slide the battery pack in and down until it clicks.
To remove the battery pack
1 Lift up the viewfinder.
2 Slide the battery pack up and out in the direction of the arrow while pressing
BATT down.
1
2
BATT
BATT release button
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Charging the installed battery pack
Your camcorder operates only with the InfoLITHIUM battery pack (M series).
See page 127 for more information on the InfoLITHIUM battery pack.
1 Make sure that the battery pack is installed on the camcorder.
2 Open the DC IN jack cover, then connect the AC adaptor supplied with your
camcorder to the DC IN jack on your camcorder with the plugs v mark facing
up.
3 Connect the mains lead to the AC adaptor.
4 Connect the mains lead to the wall socket.
5 Slide the POWER switch downward while pressing the green button in the
centre.
Charging begins. The POWER/CHG lamp lights in orange during the charge,
then turns off when the charge is completed (full charge).
After charging the battery pack
Disconnect the AC adaptor from the DC IN jack on your camcorder.
Notes on the AC adaptor
Prevent metallic objects from coming into contact with the metal parts of the DC plug
of the AC adaptor. This may cause a short-circuit, damaging the AC adaptor.
Place the AC adaptor near a wall socket. If any trouble occurs with this unit while
using the AC adaptor, disconnect the plug from the wall socket as soon as possible to
cut off the power.
The POWER/CHG lamp may flash if the battery pack is not installed correctly or the
battery pack is damaged.
Step 1 Preparing the power source
1
2
3
4
5
Mains lead
AC adaptor
With the v
mark facing up
POWER/CHG lamp
Open the DC IN
jack cover.
DISPLAY/BATT INFO
button
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Charging time (full charge)
Battery pack
NP-FM50 (supplied) 150
NP-FM70 240
NP-QM71/QM71D 260
NP-FM91/QM91/QM91D 360
Approximate number of minutes required at 25°C to charge an empty battery pack. The
charging time may increase if the batterys temperature is extremely high or low
because of the ambient temperature.
Recording time with the viewfinder
Battery pack
Continuous Typical
DVD100E DVD200E DVD100E DVD200E
NP-FM50 (supplied) 85 75 40 35
NP-FM70 185 170 90 85
NP-QM71/QM71D 215 195 105 95
NP-FM91/QM91/QM91D 325 295 160 145
Recording time with the LCD screen
Battery pack
Continuous Typical
DVD100E DVD200E DVD100E DVD200E
NP-FM50 (supplied) 70 65 35 30
NP-FM70 155 145 75 70
NP-QM71/QM71D 180 165 90 80
NP-FM91/QM91/QM91D 275 255 135 125
Approximate number of minutes you can record when using a fully charged battery pack.
* Approximate number of minutes you can record, including starting/stopping,
zooming and turning the power on/off. The actual battery life may be shorter.
Playing time
Battery pack
Playing time on LCD screen Playing time with LCD closed
DVD100E DVD200E DVD100E DVD200E
NP-FM50 (supplied) 80 80 100 100
NP-FM70 175 175 210 210
NP-QM71/QM71D 205 205 245 245
NP-FM91/QM91/QM91D 305 305 375 375
Approximate number of minutes of playing time when using a fully charged battery pack.
Notes
If the power goes off even though the remaining battery time indicator indicates that
the battery pack has enough power to operate, charge the battery pack fully again so
that the indication on the remaining battery time indicator is correct.
Battery pack performance decreases in low-temperature surroundings and recording
may not be possible even though the battery time remaining may be as much as 20
minutes. Recharge the battery pack fully in this case.
NP-FM30 is not recommended because of its short recording time when used with
your camcorder .
Step 1 Preparing the power source
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Showing the remaining battery time BATTERY INFO
1 Open the LCD screen while pressing OPEN.
2 Press DISPLAY/BATT INFO.
The remaining battery time appears for a while on the LCD display.
Notes
The remaining battery time may not be indicated in the following cases:
The battery pack is not installed correctly.
The battery pack is damaged.
The battery pack is empty.
The number displayed as Battery Info is the approximate recording time.
While the remaining battery time is being calculated, CALCULATING BATTERY
INFO... is displayed.
It may take some time to display the remaining battery time after DISPLAY/BATT
INFO is pressed.
Connecting to a wall socket
When you use your camcorder for a long time, it is recommended that you power it
from a wall socket using the AC adaptor.
1 Open the DC IN jack cover, then connect the AC adaptor supplied with your
camcorder to the DC IN jack on your camcorder with the plugs v mark facing
up.
2 Connect the mains lead to the AC adaptor.
3 Connect the mains lead to a wall socket.
See page 16 for details.
WARNING
Your camcorder is not disconnected from the AC power source (mains) as long as it is
connected to the wall socket, even if your camcorder itself has been turned off.
Notes
The AC adaptor can supply power even if the battery pack is attached to your
camcorder.
The DC IN jack has source priority. This means that the battery pack cannot supply
any power if the AC adaptor is connected to the DC IN jack, even when the mains
lead is not plugged into a wall socket.
Step 1 Preparing the power source
BATTERY INFO
BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL
REC TIME AVAILABLE
LCD SCREEN
VIEWFINDER
:
:
52
60
min
min
0% 50%
100%
BATTERY INFO
BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL
REC TIME AVAILABLE
LCD SCREEN
VIEWFINDER
:
:
65
75
min
min
0% 50% 100%
During charging
Fully charged
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Step 2 Opening the LCD screen
LCD screen is used for such as changing settings, shooting images in various angles,
and reviewing recorded images.
1 Open the LCD screen while pressing OPEN.
2 Adjust the direction of the LCD screen to the desired position.
When you adjust the angle of the LCD screen, make sure if the LCD screen is
opened up to 90 degrees.
You can turn the LCD screen over and move it back to the camcorder body
with the LCD screen facing out as shown below.
Notes
When closing the LCD screen, set it vertically until it clicks, then swing it into the
camcorder body.
When the LCD screen is moved back to the camcorder while recording or while in
standby to record, the screen backlight is fixed to the [BRT NORMAL].
1
2
OPEN button
Rotate the LCD screen 180
degrees.
Move the LCD screen back
to the camcorder.
90º
180º
90º
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Step 3 Turning on the power
Slide the POWER switch upward while pressing the green button in the centre.
Your camcorder turns on and the POWER/CHG lamp lights up in green.
To turn off the power
Slide the POWER switch downward while pressing the green button in the centre.
When the POWER/CHG lamp turns off, the power cuts off.
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Sony DCR-DVD100E Owner's manual

Category
Camcorders
Type
Owner's manual
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